Connahs Quay High School

Connah’s Quay High School is an English-medium 11-18 mixed comprehensive school of 992 learners, including 120 in the sixth form. It is situated in Flintshire local authority.

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14.8% of learners are eligible for free school meals compared with the Welsh average of about 17%.

No pupils come from Welsh-speaking homes.

Two point five per cent of learners currently learn English as an additional language.

The school’s intake represents the full range of ability. Just less than 2% of pupils have statements of special educational needs (SEN). This figure is slightly below the average for Wales as a whole.

The headteacher took up his post in 2002. The present senior leadership team (SLT) is comprised of one deputy headteacher, two assistant headteachers and a business manager.

Three additional professional development posts have been created to increase the capacity of the leadership team to support whole-school developments.

The school is one of two schools in North Wales who make up the Innovation Hub in collaboration with iNET.

The school seeks to make its motto “We care” a reality in the lives of all learners. Itcares about learners’ academic development and their wellbeing in equal measure.

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